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New on BBC

King and Conqueror

BBC One + BBC iPlayer, from Sunday 24th August

Destinies collide in a clash so monumental, it shaped not only the future of a country—but of a continent—for a thousand years. King and Conqueror takes you back to 1066, following the intertwined stories of Harold of Wessex (James Norton) and William of Normandy (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), two men driven by circumstance and personal obsession into a brutal war for the crown.

Parenthood

BBC One + BBC iPlayer, from Sunday 3rd August

Sir David Attenborough returns to narrate this new ground-breaking new series on nature’s ultimate challenge: parenthood. This extraordinary six-part series explores the universal struggle to raise the next generation, showcasing the incredible lengths animals go to ensure the survival of their young. From the everyday to the extraordinary, it's a moving portrait of care, sacrifice, and the instincts that shape family life in the wild.

Unforgivable

Stream now on BBC iPlayer

What happens when the past refuses to stay buried? In this powerful new BBC drama, Anna (Anna Friel) is forced to confront a devastating family history when her brother Joe (Bobby Schofield) is released from prison. As old wounds resurface and her family begins to unravel, the line between protection and punishment blurs. Also starring David Threlfall and Anna Maxwell Martin, Unforgivable is a gripping exploration of trauma, accountability, and whether some things can—or should—ever be forgiven.

Here We Go (Season 3)

Stream on BBC iPlayer

The Jessops return, with teenage Sam (Jude Morgan-Collie) filming every chaotic and heartfelt moment of family life. Rachel (Katherine Parkinson) pursues a new career as a therapist while Paul (Jim Howick) juggles being a police constable and dad, and Sue (Alison Steadman) stirs up trouble at home!

The Gone (Season 2)

BBC Two + BBC iPlayer, from Thursday 31st July at 9pm

Irish detective Theo Richter (Richard Flood) and Māori detective Diana Huia (Acushla-Tara Kupe) return to the small New Zealand town of Mt Affinity, where journalist Aileen Ryan has gone missing while investigating the town's notorious "Mountain Murders." As the investigation deepens, the detectives uncover unsettling truths, leading them into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse with a shadowy figure known only as the Goatman

New on ITV & STV 

I Fought the Law

Coming soon to ITV1, STV, ITVX and STV Player

This gripping true story follows Ann Ming’s (Sheridan Smith) tireless fight for justice after her daughter Julie was brutally murdered in 1989—and twice let down by the law. With the ancient double jeopardy rule blocking a retrial, Ann refused to back down, campaigning for years to change the law and finally give Julie’s killer a second chance in court. I Fought the Law captures this extraordinary battle for truth, hope, and justice that changed British legal history forever.

Ridley (Season 2)

Watch on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player, from Sunday 10th August

Adrian Dunbar returns as retired detective Alex Ridley, once again stepping in to help solve complex and emotionally charged murder cases alongside DI Carol Farman (Bronagh Waugh). This series sees the duo take on four gripping investigations, from a deadly rave to a mysterious village disappearance, each uncovering dark secrets beneath the surface. 

New on Channel 4

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins (season 7)

Watch on Channel 4, from Sunday 3rd August 9pm

Returning for season number 7, this celebrity reality show will see fourteen famous faces—including football legends Adebayo Akinfenwa and Troy Deeney, boxer Conor Benn, Love Island favourites Chloe Burrows, Tasha Ghouri and Adam Collard, plus drag star Bimini and rapper Lady Leshurr—ditch their glamour for a brutal SAS-style selection course in the rugged Welsh wilderness!

In Flight

Watch + Stream on Channel 4, from the 14th August 

This gripping crime thriller stars Katherine Kelly as Jo Conran—a flight attendant and single mum whose world turns upside down when her son is jailed in Bulgaria for a murder he insists he didn't commit. Under pressure from a criminal gang, Jo is coerced into smuggling drugs mid air in order to save him, thrusting her into a dangerous underworld of corruption, hitmen, and betrayals. 

New on 5

Alexandra Armstrong in India

Coming soon to 5

Alexander Armstrong heads to India in a brand new three part travel documentary, exploring iconic landscapes, cultural traditions, hidden historical gems, and vibrant local life across the subcontinent. Alexander Armstrong in India promises encounters with colourful festivals, seasoned locals, and unexpected adventures—from spicy street food to ancient rituals—that bring this incredible country vividly to life.

MacGyver

Coming soon to 5

This action-packed reboot of the ‘80s classic series stars Lucas Till as Angus MacGyver, a young agent who uses his brilliant scientific mind and quick thinking to solve missions around the world. Packed with inventive escapes and clever hacks, MacGyver is the perfect show for fans of high-stakes adventures!

New on U

The Count of Monte Cristo

Stream on U, from Saturday 2nd August

This epic historical drama brings Alexandre Dumas’s classic novel to life. Falsely accused of treason, a young sailor become imprisoned without trial. Following years of captivity, he escapes, assuming the identity of the wealthy Count of Monte Cristo. With his newly found resources, he embarks on a journey of revenge against those who wronged him! Starring Sam Claflin, Jeremy Irons and Blake Ritson.

Whitstable Pearl (Season 3)

Stream on U

Season 3 will see Pearl Nolan (Kerry Godliman) throw herself deeper into private investigating, while her mother Dolly (Frances Barber) and Ruby (Isobelle Molloy) run the restaurant. Mike (Howard Charles) returns leaner, fitter, and more Zen—but Pearl worries about his unresolved grief over his late wife. As they solve new Whitstable crimes, Pearl tries to help Mike find the closure he desperately needs.

New on BLAZE

The Proof is Out There: Military Mysteries

Fridays from the 29th August at 9pm

From secret weapons to lost battles and long-buried tactics, this fascinating series uncovers mysterious wartime artefacts, footage, and recordings to reveal the hidden stories behind them. Across six gripping episodes, explore the shadowy side of military history and the secrets still waiting to be uncovered.